

Ferm Living, Bark Wall Storage - Olive
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Transform blank walls into vibrant storage with the Bark Wall Storage! This playful organiser features asymmetrical pockets in just-right sizes, crafted from waxed GOTS-certified organic cotton in a soothing olive tone. Perfect for corralling toys, art supplies, and little treasures, it brings both beauty and brains to your child's space.
Durable, sustainable, and wonderfully quirky — it's the wall upgrade your room has been waiting for. With two eyelets for easy hanging and the robust, weather-resistant qualities of waxed organic cotton, this piece works just as beautifully indoors as it does in a garden shed — a piece of considered Danish design that solves a storage problem while looking genuinely beautiful doing it.
- 100% GOTS-certified waxed organic cotton
- Asymmetrical pockets in practical sizes
- Two eyelets included for easy wall hanging
- Soothing olive tone
- Dimensions: H100cm × W60cm × D3cm
- Durable and weather-resistant — suitable for indoor or outdoor use
About Ferm Living
Founded in Copenhagen in 2006 by Trine Andersen, Ferm Living is a Danish design brand celebrated for its soft minimalism, organic forms and commitment to honest, sustainable materials. From furniture and lighting to children's textiles and toys, every piece is designed to help you create a home that feels beautifully, authentically yours — warm, considered and made to last.
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